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Fig. 1

Computed tomography scan illustrating air and blood images. Also, paranasal sinus bone fractures can be seen. February 1, 2008.

Fig. 2

Computed tomography scan illustrating air and blood images. Also, paranasal sinus bone fractures can be seen. February 1, 2008.

Fig. 3

Computed tomography scan illustrating air at the cervical subarachnoid space.

Fig. 4

Computed tomography scan illustrating air at the thoracic and lumbar subarachnoid spaces.

Fig. 5

Computed tomography scan illustrating air in the horizontal plane at level lumbar 4 vertebrae.

Air contained within the spinal canal is termed pneumorrhachis, and very rarely, traumatic pneumocephalus can cause pneumorrhachis. Pneumorrhachis can be classified as epidural or subarachnoid space pneumorrhachis.

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